You know they say that dogs can't talk?
Well I've said it before, and I'll say it again, 'they' are wrong.
Yesterday I was weeding at the south side of the house and suddenly Hearth-Rug Dog comes lolloping up all waggy and wriggly, head-butting me and doing his Chewbacca talk.
I call it his 'telling tales' mode, but the Hub says it is the opposite: that it is his 'look I'm being good' mode. Either way it means that his brother has done something even bolder than usual so the wisest thing is to drop what you are doing and investigate...fast!
Hoover-dog was in the bin; I guess the sausage wrapper was calling to him because the card recycling is his preferred place of destruction...so anyhow, Hearth-Rug Dog was playing the goody-goody and Hoover-Dog was in dire trouble!
Despite having to clean up the spilled bin, I'm afraid I found the whole incident awfully funny! My folks say I have a reprehensible sense of humour...Moi??
6 comments:
They're just like children 'telling tales' like that. I'm afraid I find things that immensely funny too; DH and I both have the same twisted sense of humour and often get 'funny' looks from people at the things that tickle our fancy.
That is so funny! He was "telling" on his buddy! lol
I think it is totally possible and believe in dog talk myself!
TELL TAIL !
:-)
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I think I would have been laughing too. Dogs do definitely try to communicate with us. We just have to be alert to what they are trying to say.
I agree! My dog does his 'Mummy I'm tired please don't kick me off the bed' talk. It's so cute, you'd almost forgive him for being on the bed in the first place... almost!
As well as his 'I've missed you while you've been at work all day' talk! That is normally accompanied by a cheeky smile he manages to do!
Also if you search You Tube you will come across a number of dogs that can talk!
:) Hazel
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